Shure BLX24/Beta58 S8

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UHF Wireless System

  • Beta vocal series
  • Beta58 handheld transmitter
  • Up to 7 systems simultaneously
  • Pilot tone
  • Microprocessor driven antennae-diversity
  • Quick-Scan function for free frequency detection
  • Dynamic Beta58 microphone capsule
  • 50 - 16,000 Hz
  • Super-cardioid
  • Plastic receiver
  • Integrated antennae
  • XLR- and jack outputs
  • Audio status LEDs
  • Frequency range: S8 (823-832 MHz)
  • Case included
Available since June 2013
Item number 315830
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Transmission technology analog
Channels Handheld Transmitter 1
Capsule Type Dynamic
Pattern Super Cardioid
Receiver Type Stationary
Frequency 823 MHz – 832 MHz
Output XLR
Charging System No
Integrated Battery No
Receiver Width in mm 188 mm
Receiver Height in mm 40 mm
Receiver Depth in mm 103 mm
Receiver Weight in kg 0,2 kg
Transmitting Power in mW 10 mW
Selectable Frequencies 114
Switching Bandwidth in MHz 9 MHz
Frequency Display 1
Removable Antenna No
Rackkit Optional
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1.359 AED 343,70 €
Plus 277 AED shipping
The price in AED is a guideline price only
Since we ship from Germany, additional costs through taxes and customs may be incurred
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One of the best price/performance systems around
Peeter K. 30.08.2014
So I was on the market for some wireless microphome systems for general, all around purposes (singing, speeches, presenters/announcers etc). I have to admit that I am a big fan of the AKG sound and that would have been my first choice, but for some reason, the AKG mics haven't really caught on in my country so in the name of rider friendliness, it was going to be Shure. But, for the money, you get quite a lot.
The system is pretty straightfoward: you get a receiver, a power adapter for it, the mic/transmitter and a mic clamb. The receiver has two buttons for changing the frequency group and channel, a power button, two LEDs to indicate signal/clipping, a radio connection LED and that's it. Has both XLR and TRS outputs. The handheld transmitter has one power button, and two buttons for adjusting the frequency under the battery lid.
Works very well. I have done three different gigs now with the mic, and have had no problems. The automatic free channel seeking function seems to do it's job, but you still have to match the channel with the receiver manually on the transmitter.
The promised range of 100 meters seems to hold water, but close to it, you start to get some noise. Still, for the money, the range is excellent.
The sound is obviously the Beta 58 sound, as it is the capsule, so it should be well suited for most applications and singes. No audible distortion, sounds very clean.
The quality of all the components seems to be great, with the exception of the blue rubber band on the mic grille. It seems to come off too easy, in fact a lot easier than on my regualr Beta58s. But that is really a minor complaint.
Battery life seems good, I have done three gigs, a few hours each and haven't yet had to change them. Shure promises up to 14 hours of constant use, but I get the feeling it's under very optimum conditions, so I would not bet over 10.
The power adapter is on the middle of the power cord which I am not big fan of, but at least the power cords are quite long. And it all comes with a nice softcase with a slot to add your own accessories.
So if you are looking for a good wireless vocal system and don't need the features and the extra price of the SLX or EW100 systems, you can't go wrong with this: good range, the industry standard Beta58, very reasonable battery life and good build quality. The price/quality ratio is quite good.
If you deem it worthy, for an extra 100? or so, you can get a system with a receiver that has removeable antennaes and a rack-mountable metal chassis. I didn't.
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Phil B. 16.09.2015
Very easy to use and set up, with a good clean sound used on a outside job with a good range with no issues.
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Not bad for the money.
Kevin6046 10.06.2018
What can you say, it?s a bit lightweight and wouldn?t last long in a tough environment, however if you keep it in the nice case it?s supplied with you should get plenty of life from this unit. It sounds as it should and is easy to use.
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just love it
Anonymous 28.05.2016
nice sound, nice feel , its shure!!!!!
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